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Macron Cannot Rebrand Colonialism as Pan-Africanism Emmanuel Macron, standing on Kenyan soil, before more than thirty African heads of state, to call France and himself “the true Pan-Africanists,” is an insult to African memory. This is the same France whose history across Africa is soaked in colonial violence, assassinations,... show more

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France's President Emmanuel Macron sparks mixed reactions, after demanding silence from the audience at the France-Africa Summit in Kenya. France is seeking allies in Anglophone Africa, after being forced out of many Francophone African countries due to accusations of exploitation. Following the summit taking place in Kenya, Pan-Africanists are organising an anti-France Pan African Summit against Imperialism. 🎥 Citizen TV Kenya

France's President Emmanuel Macron sparks mixed reactions, after demanding silence from the audience at the France-Africa Summit in Kenya. France is seeking allies in Anglophone Africa, after being forced out of many Francophone African countries due to accusations of exploitation. Following the summit taking place in Kenya, Pan-Africanists are organising an anti-France Pan African Summit against Imperialism. 🎥 Citizen TV Kenya

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BREAKING: Anti-France protestors were teargassed by Kenyan police, as President Emmanuel Macron meets with African leaders to push for new partnerships at the “Africa Forward Summit”. Alongside this event, the activists had organized a “Pan Africanism Summit Against Imperialism” counter-summit. The protestors were blocked from approaching the summit’s venue and met with repression and arrests by Kenyan police.

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African Stream

18,464 views • 2 years ago

France Murdered 10m Algerians! France Murdered 22 African Presidents since 1963 including Sankara and Gaddafi! France still taking “COLONIAL TAX” from some of its Former colonies! France is responsible for 60% of the Coups in Africa including the Gabon 2023 Coup! The same France are Pan Africanist in Kenya after Macron was jogging in Nairobi

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Hell, with Macron, all African countries must close France Embassy for good. The presence of these embassies no longer serves a positive purpose, and their continued existence is detrimental. All African leaders must consider this matter with the utmost seriousness and take the necessary action to ensure that all France embassies are closed for good. It is becoming increasingly clear that France, under Macron’s leadership, is desperate to control African minerals, undermining the sovereignty and future of the continent. Africa belongs to Africans, and it’s time we stand firm against external exploitation. Supporting African autonomy means respecting the rights of African nations to manage their own resources and destiny.

Hell, with Macron, all African countries must close France Embassy for good. The presence of these embassies no longer serves a positive purpose, and their continued existence is detrimental. All African leaders must consider this matter with the utmost seriousness and take the necessary action to ensure that all France embassies are closed for good. It is becoming increasingly clear that France, under Macron’s leadership, is desperate to control African minerals, undermining the sovereignty and future of the continent. Africa belongs to Africans, and it’s time we stand firm against external exploitation. Supporting African autonomy means respecting the rights of African nations to manage their own resources and destiny.

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58,331 views • 7 months ago

This tactic of putting down Pan-African leaders to bolster Mao Zedong's legacy is something that Kwame Ture addressed. African people must first and foremost have an analysis which is rooted in our history and the struggles waged by our leaders before we can look to outside influences.

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48,160 views • 1 year ago

This is France, where citizens are demonstrating against the bad governance of Emmanuel Macron. He was in Kenya lecturing African puppet leaders on how to lead.

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75,230 views • 4 months ago

Macron's Latest African Visit Is A Travesty. Macron’s visit to Kenya was a performance of colonial arrogance. From schoolchildren being made to look at him like some kind of saviour, to a public forum where he grabbed the room, scolded Africans, and called them disrespectful, to Nairobi roads being shut down for his convoy and even his jog, Macron behaved exactly like colonial power has always behaved in Africa: loud, entitled, intrusive, and convinced that African people exist to listen, clap, and obey. The most insulting part is not even Macron’s behaviour. It is the African leaders, institutions, and elites who keep making room for this nonsense. A visitor does not come to your home and order you around. Macron did not come to Kenya to honour Africa. He came to perform power on African soil and everyone who rolled out the red carpet for it should be ashamed.

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BREAKING: Emmanuel Macron has once again surrendered to Islamist pressure in France. On Israel’s National Day, he dared to equate democratic Israel with the bloodthirsty terrorist organization Hezbollah. Frustrated that he wasn’t invited to the negotiating table, Macron is now actively trying to sabotage the talks between Israeli and Lebanese representatives in Washington. History will judge Macron harshly. Macron’s betrayal of Israel will not be forgotten.

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📖 INSIDE THE MIND OF A PAN AFRICANIST; •Pan Africanists don't think borders should exist between African countries. •Pan Africanists dont think that African countries are real. •Pan Africanists think that white people are the enemies of black people. •Pan Africanists think that Arabs are black people. •Pan Africanists think that Indians and North African Muslims are black people. •Pan Africanists think that Somalians are black people. •Pan Africanists think that Arabs love black people. •Pan Africanists think that it is normal for Arabs to own a black people as slaves. •Pan Africanists want all African countries to unite as one and thereafter be ruled by muslims from North African countries, especially Egypt🇪🇬 and Morocco🇲🇦

📖 INSIDE THE MIND OF A PAN AFRICANIST; •Pan Africanists don't think borders should exist between African countries. •Pan Africanists dont think that African countries are real. •Pan Africanists think that white people are the enemies of black people. •Pan Africanists think that Arabs are black people. •Pan Africanists think that Indians and North African Muslims are black people. •Pan Africanists think that Somalians are black people. •Pan Africanists think that Arabs love black people. •Pan Africanists think that it is normal for Arabs to own a black people as slaves. •Pan Africanists want all African countries to unite as one and thereafter be ruled by muslims from North African countries, especially Egypt🇪🇬 and Morocco🇲🇦

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22,060 views • 1 month ago

Macron Lost the Sahel. Ruto Is Helping Him Re-enter Africa Kenyan President William Ruto stood beside Emmanuel Macron and praised France’s renewed push into Africa as “inclusive” and “mutually beneficial.” But let’s call it what it is. France has not suddenly discovered equality. It has been pushed out of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, and now it is looking for a new route back into Africa through leaders willing to help rebrand its influence. From the CFA franc to Niger’s fight over its own minerals, France’s record on the continent is not a partnership. It is extraction, control, and colonial power dressed up in diplomatic language. Kenya should know better than to help France launder its image in Africa.

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The Spearhead

68,382 views • 4 months ago

Maponga Marara has now tears Emmanuel Macron to shreds, laying bare the French president's profound lack of integrity and denouncing him as nothing more than a common thief and a thug. With unflinching precision, Marara traces the arc of French history, from its rapacious colonial conquests to its modern-day machinations, and presents Macron as the rightful heir to that unbroken lineage of oppression. He reminds Kenya, which so recently rolled out the red carpet for Macron with the France Africa Summit, of an ancient and bitter wisdom: "When you eat with thieves, count your fingers." Marara observes that France has never once apologized for the cataclysm it unleashed upon the African continent: the unspeakable brutality, the centuries of slavery, the systematic plunder disguised as civilization. Not a word of remorse. Not a gesture of atonement. And so he issues a warning, sharp as a blade, to every leader across Africa: any president seen shaking hands with Macron from this moment forward loses all claim to credibility on the continent. Their moral standing dissolves. Their right to speak for their people evaporates.

Maponga Marara has now tears Emmanuel Macron to shreds, laying bare the French president's profound lack of integrity and denouncing him as nothing more than a common thief and a thug. With unflinching precision, Marara traces the arc of French history, from its rapacious colonial conquests to its modern-day machinations, and presents Macron as the rightful heir to that unbroken lineage of oppression. He reminds Kenya, which so recently rolled out the red carpet for Macron with the France Africa Summit, of an ancient and bitter wisdom: "When you eat with thieves, count your fingers." Marara observes that France has never once apologized for the cataclysm it unleashed upon the African continent: the unspeakable brutality, the centuries of slavery, the systematic plunder disguised as civilization. Not a word of remorse. Not a gesture of atonement. And so he issues a warning, sharp as a blade, to every leader across Africa: any president seen shaking hands with Macron from this moment forward loses all claim to credibility on the continent. Their moral standing dissolves. Their right to speak for their people evaporates.

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14,217 views • 4 months ago

French President Macron: We are the true pan-Africanists. We believe that Africa is a continent, and that this continent has an enormous amount to build. It is the youngest in the world, and therefore has an extraordinary demographic dividend. It is the one with the greatest growth in the world. Last year, it had growth slightly higher than that of Southeast Asia.

French President Macron: We are the true pan-Africanists. We believe that Africa is a continent, and that this continent has an enormous amount to build. It is the youngest in the world, and therefore has an extraordinary demographic dividend. It is the one with the greatest growth in the world. Last year, it had growth slightly higher than that of Southeast Asia.

Clash Report

72,026 views • 4 months ago

If the US Empire Sees the Potential in a United States of Africa, Why Don’t Africans? 141 years ago, the Berlin Conference carved Africa into fragments, and the continent still operates within those colonial-era borders. Psychologically, this framework has instilled in Africans, including so-called African leaders, a sense of division, when in truth, the continent ought to function as one indivisible powerhouse on the global stage. Meanwhile, the current face of U.S. imperialism, President Donald Trump, has openly acknowledged Africa’s potential. But the empire he represents has no interest in such unity, as the continent continues to be viewed and engaged as a fertile ground for mineral resource extraction. The only viable path forward for Africa is maintaining a united, indivisible front, as demonstrated by Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso. In doing so, Africa would no longer have to resist Western imperialism and neo-colonialism in ways that repeatedly result in the loss of Pan-African leaders.

If the US Empire Sees the Potential in a United States of Africa, Why Don’t Africans? 141 years ago, the Berlin Conference carved Africa into fragments, and the continent still operates within those colonial-era borders. Psychologically, this framework has instilled in Africans, including so-called African leaders, a sense of division, when in truth, the continent ought to function as one indivisible powerhouse on the global stage. Meanwhile, the current face of U.S. imperialism, President Donald Trump, has openly acknowledged Africa’s potential. But the empire he represents has no interest in such unity, as the continent continues to be viewed and engaged as a fertile ground for mineral resource extraction. The only viable path forward for Africa is maintaining a united, indivisible front, as demonstrated by Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso. In doing so, Africa would no longer have to resist Western imperialism and neo-colonialism in ways that repeatedly result in the loss of Pan-African leaders.

The Spearhead

11,983 views • 5 months ago

Congratulations to Ghana for demonstrating that, with political will and guided implementation, continental integration can move from aspiration to action. The question before us as Members of the Pan-African Parliament Pan-African Parliament is: How do we replicate Ghana's success across the rest of Africa? Trade thrives on trust. That is why we must confront and eliminate xenophobia, ensuring that every African feels at home anywhere on the continent. Only then can we unlock the full potential of the African Continental Free Trade Area and build the united, prosperous Africa we envision.

Congratulations to Ghana for demonstrating that, with political will and guided implementation, continental integration can move from aspiration to action. The question before us as Members of the Pan-African Parliament Pan-African Parliament is: How do we replicate Ghana's success across the rest of Africa? Trade thrives on trust. That is why we must confront and eliminate xenophobia, ensuring that every African feels at home anywhere on the continent. Only then can we unlock the full potential of the African Continental Free Trade Area and build the united, prosperous Africa we envision.

Esther Muthoni Passaris

11,616 views • 2 months ago

🇰🇪“After its defeat in the Sahel region, France is trying to reposition itself in the East African region ... we don’t want military bases here in Kenya.” PD's Nicholas Mwangi reports from the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, where a demonstration was held against the France-Africa Summit. Progressive groups in Kenya and across the African continent organized a counter summit, criticizing the Macron and Ruto-led summit as an attempt by France to reconfigure its influence and strategic interests in Africa at a time when the Sahel is increasingly slipping from its traditional sphere of control. Tuesday's protest was repressed by Kenyan police who tear gassed the procession and arrested 13 people, including several activists from different parts of the world.

🇰🇪“After its defeat in the Sahel region, France is trying to reposition itself in the East African region ... we don’t want military bases here in Kenya.” PD's Nicholas Mwangi reports from the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, where a demonstration was held against the France-Africa Summit. Progressive groups in Kenya and across the African continent organized a counter summit, criticizing the Macron and Ruto-led summit as an attempt by France to reconfigure its influence and strategic interests in Africa at a time when the Sahel is increasingly slipping from its traditional sphere of control. Tuesday's protest was repressed by Kenyan police who tear gassed the procession and arrested 13 people, including several activists from different parts of the world.

BT Long Reads

11,643 views • 4 months ago

This is not happening in #SouthAfrica🇿🇦, but in Kenya🇰🇪..... Where Africans are being harassed in the street and beaten to death following a speech by the Kenyan president William Samoei Ruto, PhD calling on foreigners to stop running small businesses in the country. Is Kenya becoming a second South Africa, hostile towards other Africans? What is the point of the East African Community?

This is not happening in #SouthAfrica🇿🇦, but in Kenya🇰🇪..... Where Africans are being harassed in the street and beaten to death following a speech by the Kenyan president William Samoei Ruto, PhD calling on foreigners to stop running small businesses in the country. Is Kenya becoming a second South Africa, hostile towards other Africans? What is the point of the East African Community?

TETA

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